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local p = {} | local p = {} | ||
function p.debugCargo(frame) | |||
function p. | -- On interroge la table Translation sans le filtre 'type' ni 'variant' | ||
-- pour voir ce qui existe réellement. | |||
local results = mw.ext.cargo.query('Translation', 'target_id, type, language, variant, name', { | |||
-- | limit = 50 | ||
local results = mw.ext.cargo.query('Translation', 'target_id, | |||
limit = | |||
}) | }) | ||
if #results == 0 then return " | if #results == 0 then return "La table 'Translation' est totalement vide." end | ||
local output = {'=== | local output = {'=== Diagnostic de la table Translation ==='} | ||
output[#output+1] = '{| class="wikitable"' | |||
output[#output+1] = '! ID !! Type !! Lang !! Var !! Nom' | |||
for _, row in ipairs(results) do | for _, row in ipairs(results) do | ||
output[#output+1] = '|-' | |||
-- | output[#output+1] = '| ' .. (row.target_id or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.type or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.language or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.variant or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.name or '-') | ||
end | end | ||
output[#output+1] = "|}" | |||
return table.concat(output, "\n") | return table.concat(output, "\n") | ||
Revision as of 10:30, 6 June 2026
Description
The BuildingsData module provides a centralized interface to retrieve adventure map object data from the MapObject Cargo table and their localized strings from the Translation Cargo table.
It is designed to be "page-aware," meaning it can automatically identify the correct object ID and language based on the current page title (e.g., handling subpages and language suffixes).
Syntax
{{#invoke:BuildingsData|get|id=|field=|language=}}
Parameters
id(optional): The unique object ID (e.g.,barracks_unfrozen_6) or english building name (e.g.,Bloated Mansion). If omitted, the module attempts to detect it from the current page title.field(required): The specific data field to retrieve.language(optional): The language code (e.g.,fr,de). If omitted, the module attempts to detect it from the page title suffix (e.g.,/fr).
Available Fields
Localization (from Translation table)
name,description(using typemap_object)narrative(using typemap_object_narrative)
Technical (from MapObject table)
category,goods_value,ai_value,custom_guard_value,view_radius,guard_units,fraction,tier,resource_name,resource_value,source_path
Examples
Automatic Mode
If you are currently viewing the page Bloated Mansion/fr, the module automatically identifies the object and the language:
{{#invoke:BuildingsData|get|field=name}}
- Result: Script error: The function "get" does not exist.
{{#invoke:BuildingsData|get|field=narrative}}
- Result: Script error: The function "get" does not exist.
Manual Mode
To fetch specific data regardless of the current page:
{{#invoke:BuildingsData|get|id=barracks_unfrozen_6|field=tier}}
- Result: Script error: The function "get" does not exist.
Technical Notes
- ID Detection: The module cleans the page title by removing subpages (text after
/) and parenthetical text to match the entity name in the database. - Fallback: If a
namerequest returns no data, the system relies on the object'scategoryfield for identification.
local p = {}
function p.debugCargo(frame)
-- On interroge la table Translation sans le filtre 'type' ni 'variant'
-- pour voir ce qui existe réellement.
local results = mw.ext.cargo.query('Translation', 'target_id, type, language, variant, name', {
limit = 50
})
if #results == 0 then return "La table 'Translation' est totalement vide." end
local output = {'=== Diagnostic de la table Translation ==='}
output[#output+1] = '{| class="wikitable"'
output[#output+1] = '! ID !! Type !! Lang !! Var !! Nom'
for _, row in ipairs(results) do
output[#output+1] = '|-'
output[#output+1] = '| ' .. (row.target_id or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.type or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.language or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.variant or '-') .. ' || ' .. (row.name or '-')
end
output[#output+1] = "|}"
return table.concat(output, "\n")
end
return p


